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Articles | Volume II-5
https://doi.org/10.5194/isprsannals-II-5-25-2014
https://doi.org/10.5194/isprsannals-II-5-25-2014
28 May 2014
 | 28 May 2014

The city model as a tool for participatory urban planning – a case study: The Bilotti open air museum of Cosenza

S. Artese

Keywords: Cultural Heritage, City Model, 3D Modelling, Augmented Reality, Multiresolution, Laser scanning

Abstract. The paper describes the implementation of the 3D city model of the pedestrian area of Cosenza, which in recent years has become the Bilotti Open Air Museum (MAB). For this purpose were used both the data available (regional technical map, city maps, orthophotos) and acquired through several surveys of buildings and "Corso Mazzini" street (photos, topographic measurements, laser scanner point clouds). In addition to the urban scale model, the survey of the statues of the MAB was carried out. By means of data processing, the models of the same statues have been created, that can be used as objects within the city model.

The 3D model of the MAB open air museum has been used to implement a Web-GIS allowing the citizen's participation, understanding and suggestions. The 3D city model is intended as a new tool for urban planning, therefore it has been used both for representing the current situation of the MAB and for design purposes, by acknowledging suggestions regarding a possible different location of the statues and a new way to enjoy the museum.